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Daniel Soovajian
  • Vancouver, WA
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Is an attorney needed if I have a realtor and property manager?

Daniel Soovajian
  • Vancouver, WA
Posted

Hello BP community!

As an out of state investor, if I'm working with a licensed realtor to purchase a property and then hiring a property manager to manage that property after closing, is there any need to hire an attorney? If so, what gap(s) would the attorney fill that the realtor and property manager couldn't cover?

Thank you!

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